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Sachin: A Billion Dreams ( A big upcoming biopic )

It was November 15,1989 a match between India vs Pakistan at karachi. A skittish and shy Mumbai boy of just 16 walked down the crease for the first time representing India. That shy boy was so-called Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. And it was the just beginning of an incredible journey which would last 24 years and have been completed with 15,921 runs of 200 test match. He is only batsman who depending god like status, he did 100 century in total of ODI and Test match.  
When this little boy came to bat at number six, India were in big trouble at 41/4 in reply to Pakistan’s first innings total of 409. Tendulkar collected 15 of 24 balls before being bowled by another debutant and another future legend speed meter Waqar Younis. At a time Sachin got hurt and were bleeding by Younis's ball and everybody suggested him to be retired hurt. And everyone assumed that he agreed with all of them. But making all of them astonished he said, main khelega (I will play) and that time a god was born in India taking name Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. He scored 32 runs in the match and helped india to do match drawn. Every indian believes that cricket is the religion of india and sachin is god of cricket. Billion of expectations and dreams were on his single shoulder for 24 years. He was a exceptional athletic who could stop time. It seems queer but it’s true.  
Recently a movie named Sachin: A Billion Dreams is coming up on 26 may 2017 which based on Sachin's personal life and cricket life written and directed by James Erskine and produced by Ravi Bhagchandka and Carnival motion pictures under "200 Not Out" productions. The film captures Sachin personal life and cricket life in details and unleashes few events of his life which have never been heard of and seen before. The film is made originally in Hindi and marathi language. Dubbed in Tamil and telugu. Oscar winning music director A R Rahman composes the music of the movie. 

Cast

Sachin Tendulkar as himself 
Arjun Tendulkar as himself 
Mayuresh Prem as Nitin Tendulkar 
Anjali Tendulkar as herself 
Sara Tendulkar as herself 
MS Dhoni as himself 
Virender Sehwag as himself  
The name of the movie was selected in a unique way which was that sachin made a contest on Twitter. "MS Dhoni: The untold story" is the most grossing biopic in India till now. But after 26 may "Sachin: A Billion Dreams" would take the appellation. Sachin is not only a name but also a emoticon expectations idol of india subcontinent. So this movie will be going very blockbuster movie. 

Sachin! Sachin! a great sound is awaiting to fascinate you.  


Sachin A Billion Dreams | Official Trailer | Sachin Tendulkar 




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